On Saturday 19th September 2020 we are having a sketchbook walk this is a follow-on from our amazing Mindful Photography workshop that happened last week!
We would like you to join our Gwendraeth Arts Lab Artists on the Burry Port Beach for a sketchbook walk to express your feelings about the Carmarthen Bay Power Generation Plant, which was demolished in 1990. Observing the demolition landscape and considering the extensive natural erosion of the beach and the man-made and natural cliffs, which has exposed fragments of machinery and the original structures.
Bring – Pencils/Pens/Coloured Pencils with a sketchbook
Plus – Wax Crayons/Thin-Light Weight Paper for Rubbings
You are invited to consider this industrial ephemera #beachheritage
*** COVID-19***
All Covid-19 Precautions are taken
We social distance at all times, we wear masks when required & have hand sanitizers/wipes just in case…
If you are joining us tomorrow, then the details are:
Details of the Session:
Saturday 19th September 2020 11am – 12.30pm
At the Burry Port Harbour (East) SA16 0ER
Meeting at the very far end of the car park (lots of potholes so be careful) near the slipway to the beach
FREE & OPEN TO ALL Complete Beginners – Experienced Artists Children under 12 to be accompanied by an adult
More Info: gwendraethartslab@gmail.com or 07818 036 434
And remember to post and share your images if you want on Instagram and twitter and Facebook and tag with #beachheritage and #gwendraethartslab @gwendraethartslab
Have fun and Enjoy, take care and be safe, Roz, Sian and Lindsey
Gwendraeth Arts LAB 
Sounds interesting and beautiful. I wish I could be there. Not sure what to do instead. Maybe see if I can turn one of the photos from last week into a painting.
Now safely back and finding it very cold, but still some lovely weather and short walks. It’s the 150 years anniversary of Wandsworth common coming up and so expect to hear more about people keeping sheep there, the fight to prevent it being developed by builders and kept for the people to use and enjoy. But few traces of that, though could draw wartime traces- where the shelters were, etc.
Sorry to reboot on. Have a good walk and keep drawing, all of you. All best
Rose
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